NASBLA 2022 Accomplishments Top 8! 1. RECORD DELIVERY OF BOAT PROGRAM COURSES The BOAT Program had a record setting year in course deliveries. In 2022, 209 total courses were…
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Clean Drain and Dry
Clean Drain and Dry The following is an article on the DEEP’s Website. What are Aquatic Invasive Species An increasing number of damaging aquatic species are invading the waters of Connecticut. Zebra…
United States Coast Guard
The United States Coast Guard is our 5th branch of the military. This is a small excerpt from their site. Please visit and learn more. What do they do? The…
Boating Tips for Beginners
Boating Tips for Beginners This article from the Boating for Beginners site in my opinion is a fantastic start for all boaters. These tips are not only good for beginners,…
Keeping a Lookout
Keeping a Lookout. The following article from The American Boating Association discusses holidays, inspections, and being aware. The holidays and boating The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is urging all boaters…
2021 Boating Accident Report Notables
What is this report? The 2021 Recreational Boating Statistics Report or often times referred to the “2021 Boating Accident Report” is a synopsis of all of the boating accidents, injuries…
8 Safety Tips
8 Safety tips for you and your loved ones. The following article is an excerpt from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration who has partnered with the National Safe Boating Council and a NOAA Weather-Ready…
Running Aground
Running Aground occurs when there is no longer deep enough water to float a vessel. This likely occurs due to misinformation about water depths, operator error, or a change in…
Reporting Boating Accidents
Reporting Boating Accidents can be a little tricky. Check out this blog to guide you through the process. The key is to avoid an accident altogether so always be aware. …